Shu Dagang, male. He is currently the vice president of the School of History and Culture of Sichuan University and the director of the Institute of Ancient Books, a professor and doctoral supervisor.
Chinese name: Shu Dagang
Nationality: China.
Ethnic group: Han nationality
Place of Birth: Xiushan County, Chongqing
Date of birth: 1959
Occupation: teacher
Graduate school: China West Normal University
Main achievements: Completed the national social science fund project "History of Filial Piety in China".
Masterpiece: Confucian philology research
Degree: Doctor.
Title: Professor
Position: Director of the International Institute of Confucianism
Research direction: historical documents, Confucian documents and Bashu documents.
The life of the character
1978 was admitted to the history department of west China normal university, 1982 graduated, and stayed as a teacher.
1983- 1984 participated in the seminar on ancient books arrangement in Sichuan university and returned to school as a teaching assistant and lecturer.
65438-0988, visiting scholar of Jilin University, studying under Mr. Jin;
1September, 1990, he was admitted to the Graduate School of Jilin University and became a doctoral student in the "Pre-Qin Literature" major of ancient history in China. 1993 graduated with a doctorate in history. In the same year, he was assigned to work in the Institute of Ancient Books Arrangement of Sichuan University. He served as assistant researcher and associate researcher successively, and was promoted to researcher from 65438 to 0996;
1since may 1995, he has served as an administrative post, deputy director and director of the institute of ancient books, and has been re-elected as vice president of the school of history and culture and director of the institute of ancient books. Doctoral tutors in historical philology and specialized history, recruiting master students and doctoral students in literature research in Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, Confucian literature research and the history of Confucian classics.
achievements in scientific research
He is mainly engaged in the research of Song Dynasty literature and Confucian literature, and has published more than 60 papers and monographs 10. He has successively undertaken and completed the national key project "The Grand Ceremony of China, Song, Liao, Jin, Yuan Literature Branch, Yuan Literature Department" (2.4 million words, Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House 1999) and the provincial key base project "The Complete Works of Su San" of the Ministry of Education (more than 8.2 million words, editor-in-chief II). Language Publishing House, 2000), the electronic version of Hui Compilation (140,000 words), a cooperative project with Harvard University in the United States and Taiwan's Academia Sinica, and Song Ben Series, a national key discipline construction project of "2 1 1 project" (108 volume, online).
In 2003, he was engaged in the national social science fund project "The History of Filial Piety in China" and the "2 1 1 project" during the Tenth Five-Year Plan period, such as the collation and new compilation of Confucian study cases, Confucian literature research and China Confucian compilation.
The subject or problem of study.
He is mainly engaged in the research of historical documents, Confucian documents and Bashu documents, and has completed the national social science fund project "History of Filial Piety in China", the major project of the key base of the Ministry of Education "Confucian philology" and the international confucian association project "Case Studies of Past Dynasties". He served as the chief expert and editor-in-chief of Confucianism and Tibet, a major project in china confucius foundation, and the chief expert and editor-in-chief of Bashu Quanshu, a major project entrusted by the National Social Science Fund.
1. Compilation of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies (National "21Project" and china confucius foundation "985 Project" key project), 1997-20 15, chief expert and editor-in-chief.
2. "History of Filial Piety in China" (National Philosophy and Social Science Fund Project) 2003-2005.
3. "Confucian philology research" (a major project of the key research base of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education), 2005-2008.
4. "Chinese Grand Ceremony, Literature of Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties" (national key project. Mainly responsible for "Meta Literature Department") 1994- 1999.
5.2002-2003 "Addendum to Learning Cases in Song and Yuan Dynasties" (National Planning Project for the Arrangement and Publication of Ancient Books). 6.2002 "Research on Three Books of Su Shi's Confucian Classics" (the planning project of "Ancient Committee" in colleges and universities of the Ministry of Education).
7. Electronic Edition of Hui Compilation (a cooperative project between Harvard University and Taiwan Academia Sinica, director) in 2000-2002.
8. "Three Soviet Studies" (Sichuan Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project) 1996- 1998.
9. "Three Shu" (key research base project of provincial universities of the Ministry of Education. Second person in charge) 1999-2000.
10. Cases of Confucian Studies in Past Dynasties (Project 2 1 1, Project 985) from 2002 to 2008, editor-in-chief.
1 1. Song Zhenji Series ("Project 211") was edited in 2003-2004.
12. "Research on Bashu Literature" (a key project of Sichuan provincial government "General History of Bashu Literature"), 2007-2009.
thesis
1. Textual research on Su Zhe's two lost essays: Shi Shuo and Chun Qiu Shuo, Literary Heritage, 2004.
2. Zhu Xiaojing's Discussion (Dunhuang suicide note Bo 3382), contained in China's Literature and History, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2004.
3. Literature Collection, Classical Academic Model, Literary Heritage, No.2, 2007.
4. New evidence of Li Bai's birth and death, Social Science Research, No.3, 2006, Copying Materials of China Renmin University, and China Ancient Modern Literature, No.4, 2006, the full text is reproduced.
5. The Position and Influence of Shu Studies in the Late Qing Dynasty, Social Science Research, No.3, 2007.
6. On the Study of Filial Piety in Song Dynasty, Journal of Sichuan University, No.3, 2004, and National People's Congress, No.3, 2004, The History of Song, Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, reproduced in full.
7. On the Classification of Confucian Collection, Journal of Sichuan University, No.4, 2004.
8. On the Classification System of "Historical Department" in Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Historical Compilation, No.4, 2005.
9. Re-discussion on the year of Li Bai's birth and death, Journal of Sichuan University, No.5, 2005, and China Ancient and Modern Literature, Renmin University, No.2006 1 issue. ..
10. On Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Journal of Sichuan University, No.6, 2005.
1 1. On the characteristics of Su's Yi Zhuan, Yi Yi Ji Jie, Volume II, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2004.
12. Textual research on Xiao Jing's name —— Also on Xiao Jing's writing time, Journal of xihua university,No. 1 2004.
13. Preface of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, No.9, 2005.
14. On the Basic Types of "Lunbu" in Confucian Tibetan Studies, Research on Ancient Books,No. 1 issue, 2006.
15. Confucianism and Tibet: the sacred mission of China scholars, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, No.3, 2006.
16. Confucius and Confucianism and Modern China University, China Culture News, 2006, 1 1, 25.
17. Who is the editor of Confucianism in China? Sun Yuchu, a Hunan scholar, The Forum on Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, the first series, Sichuan University Press, 2006.
18. On the Modern Value of the Book of Filial Piety, No.4, Rooting, 2006.
19. Preface to Su Zhe's New Exploration, The Beginning of New Exploration of Poetry, Sichuan University Press, 2006.
20. History Department of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Confucianism and Tibetan Forum Series 1, Sichuan University Press, 2006.
2 1. Study on Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Historical Records of Confucius and Mencius, Biography and Examples of Scholars in Past Dynasties,No. 1 Series of Confucianism and Tibetan Forum, Sichuan University Press, 2006.
22. Review on the Dissemination and Research of Filial Piety in Song Dynasty, Proceedings of the International Symposium on Confucian Classics in Song Dynasty, Shirley Institute, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, 2006.
23. Preface to Song Series, Song Series Volume 1 08, Beijing: Online Bookstore, 2004.
24. Postscript of Song Series, at the end of Volume 108 of Song Series, Beijing: Online Bookstore, 2004.
25. "Confucianism, Confucianism and Contemporary Society", Basic Ideas of Writing History Department, Beijing: Jiuzhou Publishing House, 2005.
26. The basic idea of compiling "On the Ministry of Confucianism", the contribution of Confucianism and Confucian businessmen to mankind, Hong Kong: Confucius Institute Press, 2006.
27. The Biography of Wang Bi and Zheng Xuechuan refutes the third issue of Historical Records 200 1.
28. A Comparative Study of Yi and Mo Yi's Views on Benefit, Zhouyi Research No.2, 1996.
29. Interpretation of Zhouyi and Filial Piety of Jinwen, Zhouyi Research, No.4, 2002.
30. On the significance of restoring the ancient Zhouyi by Song people, Journal of Sichuan University, No.2, 1999.
3 1. Su Shi's Biography of Dongpo, Journal of Sichuan University, No.5, 2000.
32. Supplement to Su Shi's Analects of Confucius, Journal of Sichuan University, No.3, 200 1.
33. Biography of Su Shi, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, No.4, 200 1.
34. Textual research on the Analects of Confucius by Su Shi, Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, No.6, 200 1.
35. The Japanese Biography of Filial Piety, which has never been introduced to China since Sui and Tang Dynasties, Journal of Sichuan University, No.2, 2002.
36. On the Important Value of Dazu Stone Carving Ancient Poetry, Journal of Sichuan University,No. 1, 2003.
37. Qingcheng talks about the ancient weir. Journal of Southwest University for Nationalities, 12, 2002.
38. The Times and Editors' Examination of China's Notes on Classical Filial Piety edited by Sima Guang, Taiwan Province Province's Research Newsletter on China and Shirley, March 2002.
39. The important achievements of the "Five Ancient Yi Schools" in the Song Dynasty in restoring the "Ancient Zhouyi", Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House in 2002.
40. Today's biography of "Interpretation of Ancient Chinese Filial Piety Scriptures" is not textual research of the original text. China Cultural Forum, No.2, 2002.
4 1. Han Kong Anguo's Annotations in The Continuation of Sikuquanshu and The Classic of Filial Piety, Collected Works in Memory of Mr. Li Hengmei, Taishan Publishing House, 2002.
42. Interpretation of Filial Piety, Collected Works of Professor Jin's Centennial Birthday, Jilin University Press, 2002.
43. Preface to the Study of Su Yi Biography, Bashu Publishing House, 2002.
44. Looking at the original meaning of the word "filial piety" from the early pre-Qin literature, Chinese Filial Piety Culture, 200 1.
45. Revision of Dazu Fan Zuyu's Xiao Jing, Cultural Studies of Song Dynasty, series 1 1, Wired Bookstore, 2002.
46. Sima Guang refers to The Origin of Filial Piety, Journal of Yantai Normal University,No. 1 2003.
47. The Dunhuang suicide note "Tang Manuscript" is not the ancestral home of the ancient Chinese filial piety. Essays, Jilin University Press, 2003.
48. A Study of Bashu Filial Piety Tradition and China Ancient Filial Piety Classics, Discussion on Confucian Thought of Ruling by Virtue, Thread-bound Bookstore, 2003.
49. Song Xing's "Xiao Jing Zhang Ti" began with a refutation of Xuanzong's theory, and the No.1 12 series of Cultural Studies in Song Dynasty was bound by a bookstore in 2003.
50. Textual research on the name of Xiao Jing —— Also on the writing time of Xiao Jing, Journal of xihua university,No. 1 issue, 2004.
5 1. "Make-up Examination of Susan Descendants", the seventh series of cultural studies in Song Dynasty, Bashu Bookstore 1998.
52. Analysis of Song People's Theory in Biography of Wang Bi and Zheng Xue, Cultural Studies of Song Dynasty, No.8, Bashu Bookstore 1999.
53. Dongpo Biography of "Promoting Ancient Juexue", Cultural Studies of Song Dynasty, No.9, Bashu Publishing House, 2000.
54. Introduction to Three Shu,No. 10 Series of Cultural Studies in Song Dynasty, Wired Bookstore 200 1.
55. Textual research on some deeds of Su's Piling Genealogy in Song Dynasty, Cultural Studies in Song Dynasty series 1 1, Thread-bound Bookstore, 2002.
56. Chronology of Su Guo (revised 654.38+500,000 words), Chronology Series of Song People, Volume 6, Sichuan University Press, 2003.
57. Su Shu Chronology (revised 50,000 words), Volume 7 of Chronology Series of Song Dynasty, Sichuan University Press, 2003.
58. Genealogy of Ma Tingluan and Ma Duanlin (revised edition of 20,000 words), Chronological Series of Song Dynasty, Volume 12, Sichuan University Press, 2003.
59. Li Rongkao, Institute of Ancient Books of Jilin University15th Anniversary Collection, Jilin University Press 1998.
60. Summary of the International Symposium on "Confucian Thought of Rule of Virtue and Modern Society", Discussion on Confucian Thought of Rule of Virtue, Wireless Bookstore, 2003.
6 1. Preface to the Golden Learning Case, Book I of the Golden Learning Case, Thread-bound Bookstore, 2003.
62. The Biography of Mr. Jin, Volume I, Network Binding Press, 2003.
63. Introduction to the Integration of Yi Studies, Volume I of Yi Studies Integration, published by Sichuan University, 1999.
publish
monograph
1. Confucian scholars of past dynasties in China (review) Jilin Education Press 1997 editor and author.
2. Study on the Distribution of Ethnic Minorities in the Spring and Autumn Period (Independent) Taiwan Province Jinwen Publishing House 1994.
3. Study on the Descendants of Sansu (Independent) Bashu Bookstore 1996.
4. The Wisdom of Confucius (Independent) Taiwan Province Jump Culture Company 1997.
5. Mozi's Wisdom (Independence) Tongchuan Education Edition 1996.
6. Yi Xuan Shilao (Cooperative) Sichuan Education Edition 1996 Traditional Chinese Version of Taiwan Province Shuangdi Company.
7. Sun Tzu's Wisdom (Independent) Sichuan Education Edition 1996 Taiwan Province Province jumped to the traditional Chinese version.
8. The History of Su Shi's Research. Jiangsu Education Press 2000 International Cooperation (China-Japan-Korea-US Cooperation).
9. The second author of Chronicle of Writers in Northern Song Dynasty is Taiwan Province Jinwen Publishing House 1999.
Editorial stratum
1. Discussion on Confucian Thought of Ruling by Virtue, edited by Wired Bookstore, 2003.
2. Jin Fangjing (Up, Middle and Down) was edited and published by the thread-bound bookstore in 2003.
3. Forum on Confucianism and Tibetan Studies (one of the series), Sichuan University Press, 2006.
4. China Elegant Culture Series (10), Sichuan People's Publishing House, 1997.
5. Series of the Warring States (all 6 volumes), Sichuan People's Publishing House, 1999.
6. Wisdom of a Hundred Schools (9 volumes), Sichuan Education Press, 1997.
reference book
1.100 Dictionaries (Philosophical Dictionaries) edited by Sichuanese in 2000 III.
2. China Grand Ceremony (Meta-Literature Department). Books) Jiangsu Ancient Books 1999 Editor-in-Chief Me
3. Sansu Prose Collection Index (Index) China Independent Publishing House 200 1 year.
4. Zhouyi Dictionary (Standing) Jilin University Press 1992 Taiwan Province Province Cross-cultural Traditional Chinese Character Edition
Collation of ancient books
1. Song Series 108, Beijing: editor-in-chief of online bookstore in 2004.
2. The History of Confucius and Mencius (13), one of the editors of the History Department of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies, Sichuan University Press, 2005.
3. 23 volumes of Historical Cases, the second editor-in-chief and sub-editor-in-chief of the History Department of Confucianism and Tibetan published by Sichuan University in 2005.
4. Biography of the Scholars (volume 14) The History Department of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies (Part III) Sichuan University Press, edited and catalogued in 2005.
5. The Scholars (50 volumes), the fourth editor and sub-editor of The Scholars published by Sichuan University in 2005.
6. Notes on Xie Chuanji, the first note of Bashu Bookstore 1997.
7. Selected Works of Liao Ping (up and down) Cooperation with Bashu Bookstore July 1998.
8. The Complete Works of Su San (20 volumes, 8.2 million words) is the editor-in-chief of China Publishing House.
9. The Whole Song Dynasty (published in volume 1-360), Shanghai Dictionary Publishing House, 2006, chief researcher.
10. The Scholars, 40 volumes, master plan, Sichuan People's Publishing House, 1997.
Character speech
Bashu literature: an important record of Chinese civilization
Historical and cultural memory is realized through physical objects, relics, books and word of mouth.
Archaeology is born from the investigation and study of physical objects and relics; The task of philology is to sort out and study books and word of mouth. Because of the integrity, comprehensiveness and persistence of information bearing, philology has become one of the oldest and most systematic disciplines in historical research. To a great extent, the study of history and culture has become the research and collation of historical documents or cultural classics for a long time, and literary classics have also become a concentrated reflection and prominent symbol of historical and cultural prosperity.
Historical experience has proved that a culturally developed nation must have rich and colorful literature and a large number of classics. In other words, whether a culture is developed, whether it is passed down for a long time and whether it is rich in literature has become an important symbol. Chinese ancestors with a long history not only created rich material culture with hard-working hands, but also created brilliant spiritual civilization with wisdom. These achievements of spiritual civilization (including some achievements of material civilization) are recorded in hundreds of thousands of books and materials with the classification system of "Classics, History, Confucius and Collections". They are the main contents of the splendid treasure house of Chinese culture (and human civilization). They not only recorded the glory of the past history forever, but also ignited the wisdom of human beings for a long time, illuminating the endless road for people to study in Germany. Whether Chinese civilization can develop healthily and prosper for a long time, and even whether the Chinese nation can truly achieve great rejuvenation, depends not only on the reference and application of modern science and technology, but also on whether it can inherit and carry forward the excellent traditions of Chinese culture recorded in these literature classics.
A country is like this, and no place is no exception. One side is rich and its culture is prosperous; When culture is prosperous, its literature is also rich. As a result, "old genealogy" and "old country of literature" have become special terms to evaluate the historical and cultural heritage of a place.
Bashu area is one of the cradles of ancient human beings and an important cradle of ancient civilization in China. With fertile soil, humid climate and rich products, it is known as "land and sea" and "abundance" and has been a paradise for human beings since ancient times. At the same time, it is also a fertile ground for China's cultural development. Yu Xiu, Min 'e and Ling Bing, Jianghan, not only have the late Paleolithic "Wushan ape-man" and "Ziyang ape-man", but also have beautiful and moving historical legends such as Dayu's flood control, Shu Wang Can Cong, Guan Bai, Du Fu, Du Yu, Ming Kai and Wang Ba Lin Jun, as well as major discoveries such as the ancient cultural site of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River and the cultural site of the ancient city of Chengdu Plain. There are not only the world's longest water conservancy project "Dujiangyan", the earliest human use of natural gas "fire well", the world's first paper money "Jiaozi" and other economic construction achievements; There are also bronze civilizations represented by "Bashu Ancient Characters", "Sanxingdui" and "Jinsha", which have a long history and charm, and "Shan Hai Jing", a rare book on earth that originated in Bashu and was written in Bashu. It is also the place where the government first set up schools to spread the Confucian Seven Classics and thus formed the enduring tradition of "Shu Studies", and it is also one of the earliest areas where block printing was invented and used. Bashu region is rich in natural products and has a long history of cultural resources, which has nurtured generations of cultural celebrities and "Shu Xue" elites, including writers such as,, Li Bai, Su Shi, Yi scholars such as Wei,, Zhao Chang, Li Dingzuo, Fang Shenquan and Lai Zhide, as well as Zhang and Tang. There are philologists and naturalists such as Wei Liaoweng, Yang Shen and Li Diaoyuan, hermits such as Zheng Zizhen, Zhao Kun and Chen Tuan, and scholars and reformers such as Yang Rui, Liu Guangdi, Song Dynasty. In addition, there are famous painters such as Li, Wen, Su Shi, and religious scholars such as Zhang Daoling, Zhang Lu, Zong Mi, Mazu and Du Guangting. They all came into being at the historic moment, taking the world as their own responsibility, and being brave in making innovations for the world, creating cultural wonders such as "writing is the best in the world", "learning in Shu is endless", "learning in Shu", "religion in Shu", "history in Shu" and "magic in Shu", which enriched the cultural treasure house of the motherland.
Sichuan is a big province of culture and literature, and the cultural creation of literati in past dynasties has left us with vast and colorful literary classics. According to incomplete statistics, there are more than 5,000 kinds of Bashu ancient books, and there are more than 3,000 kinds in existence. It is not only huge in quantity and rich in connotation, but also has different styles and forms. Generally speaking, it covers classics, history, sub-books and collections. The classic department of Sikuquanshu 18, and the history department 15, with complete categories. 14 sub-departments, 4 sub-departments, all salty. The evolution of geography, the rise and fall of politics, the development of economy, the prosperity of culture, the victory or defeat of military affairs, the change of society, the change of customs, the delicacy of thoughts, the elegance of rare figures and the national customs are all available.
To study the ancient history of Bashu, there are documents such as Shan Hai Jing, Biography of King Shu, and Huayang National Records. To study the history and culture of Sichuan after the unification of Qin Dynasty, there are Huayang National Records, Shu Bi, Guang Ji in Shu, Shu Dian, Shu Gu, and Broken Things in Shu, among which Guang Ji in Shu is rich in literature collection and extensive in content. To study the geography, customs and products of Bashu, there are Shu, Shu Shui Kao, Zong Zhi and Tong Zhi written in past dynasties, as well as the records of various counties and counties, and even various mountain records (such as Emei Mountain, Qingcheng Mountain and Jialing River). ) and famous people's travel notes (such as going to Shu) If we want to investigate the development history of Shu studies, there are not only comprehensive works such as Compilation of Shu Studies, Biography of Scholars in Shu, Imitation of Sichuan Literature and Art, but also academic monographs written by Shu scholars: Li Dingzuo's Zhouyi Collection, Su Shi's Dongpo Biography and Lai Zhide's Zhouyi Annotation Collection. In history, there are three kingdoms written by Chen Shouzhi, Huayang History written by Chang Qu, Records of Jian Yan Years written by Li Xinchuan, Miscellanies of the ruling and opposition parties, and Long Editions of Continued Mirror written by Li Dao. In literature, there are poems by Yang Xiong, poems by Chen Ziang Li Bai, and articles by Su San and his son. In terms of science and technology, there are Continuation, Continuation of Natural History, Syndrome Materia Medica and Nine Chapters of Shu of Qin. There are Yan Zun's Tao Te Ching, Su Zhe's Lao Zi Jie, and Tang Zhen's Collection of Books. There are Tai Xuan and Wei's Yuan Bao. Religions include Zhang Daoling's Lao Er Zhu, Li Rong's Lao Zi Zhu, Xiao Peng's Shen Zhu, Zong Mi's Hua Yan Zhu, Shi Shaozuo's Zan Wu Authentic, and Shi Xingtong's Continued Light Daotong. The ethnic groups include Schumann by Fan Chuo, Lai Bao's Plan to Pacify Jinchuan, A Gui's Plan to Pacify Erjinchuan, Zhao Yi's Brief Introduction to Pacify Erjinchuan, and Li Xinheng's Notes on Jinchuan.
Bashu literature is not only rich in content, but also pioneering and innovative. Yang Xiong's "Tai Xuan" and "Fa Yan" created a precedent for imitating sacred texts; Chang Qu's "Huayang National Records" is the first model of local chronicles; Zhao Chongzuo's Collection of Flowers and Su Shi's Dongpo Yuefu established the graceful and unrestrained style of Song Ci. Classic Efficacy of Zanyin Produces Treasure, Heart Sutra of Edible Doctors, Chen Shiliang Edible Materia Medica, Wang Zhuo Sugar Cream Spectrum and Tang Shenwei Syndrome Materia Medica are pioneering works in gynecology, dietotherapy, sugar refining and recipe science. As for Yang Xiong dialect, it has opened up a new field of dialect research, and six books, Li Dingzuo's Notes on Zhouyi, Wei Liaoweng's Notes on Zhouyi, Yi Song's Essence, Duda's Notes on Wan Yan and Yang Shen's Ancient Phonology, have started the track of ancient phonology in Ming Dynasty.
The colorful Bashu literature is not only the main carrier of Bashu culture, but also an important record of Chinese civilization. To study Bashu culture and even Chinese civilization, we should first pay attention to and sort out these Bashu documents and fully explore their cultural essence. Summing up the successful experience or failure lessons of governing Sichuan in past dynasties, and highlighting and commending the original spirit and humanistic heritage of Bashu literati who dared to be the first in the world and create for the world in past dynasties are also of reference significance for revitalizing Bashu culture and developing Bashu civilization. In the contemporary society that implements the strategy of "prospering Sichuan with culture and strengthening the country with culture", while fully learning and absorbing the world's advanced culture and vigorously developing modern science and technology, it seems that we can no longer "throw away our endless treasures and help the poor children at the door"! The compilation of Bashu Quanshu, a major project entrusted by the National Social Science Fund approved by the Sichuan Provincial Party Committee and the provincial government, provides a good opportunity for us to comprehensively inspect the historical documents of Bashu, systematically sort out the fine documents of Bashu and scientifically protect the precious documents of Bashu. It is our glorious mission to comfort the ancient sages of Bashu, serve the contemporary construction of Bashu, and benefit the later generations of scholars of Bashu. This is also a very arduous historical task.